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 1 II  |    midst of the tents, pressed forward by the Barbarians. Without
 2 IV  |     Eaters of Uncleanness came forward as arbitrators, and declared
 3 V   |      to the second enclosure.~“Forward!” said Spendius.~Pomegranate,
 4 V   |       door.~Matho stood a step forward; but a flag stone yielded
 5 VI  |   Balearic slinger took a step forward, put one of his clay bullets
 6 VI  |   three Barbarians were thrust forward: a Samnite, a Spartan, and
 7 VII |    sailors; the trireme leaped forward; it grazed the idol set
 8 VIII|      be at once led and pushed forward by two others. But with
 9 VIII|     dromedary: “Ah! I knew it! Forward! forward!”~Then javelins,
10 VIII|        Ah! I knew it! Forward! forward!”~Then javelins, darts,
11 VIII|   better the Barbarians rushed forward in a compact crowd; the
12 VIII|      they were already darting forward in pursuit of the Mercenaries
13 VIII|       they closed up or darted forward; the throng carried us towards
14 VIII|     sword, crying:~“Follow me; forward!”~But when the scouts returned,
15 IX  |      and the multitude pressed forward howling. Paralytics had
16 IX  |     dangerous one they pressed forward to see him. On his head
17 XI  |      the earth; and with every forward movement the hands passed
18 XII |     were murmuring and pressed forward when a Garamantian passed
19 XII |   cried Spendius. “Make haste! Forward! The Suffet is going to
20 XII |         The Barbarians pressed forward with shouts. They danced
21 XIII|        pivots; they were moved forward on cylinders, and the most
22 XIII|    from the walls.~They pushed forward galleries formed of hurdles
23 XIII|       of naked arms pushing it forward and drawing it back, it
24 XIII|    overflowing sea.~They moved forward the rope ladders, straight
25 XIII|      and when they were pushed forward they sank into the holes.~
26 XIII|        rout which was pressing forward in Malqua. Some syntagmata
27 XIII|     part of the plain he urged forward masses of soldiers who came
28 XIII|        entered again, bringing forward a young boy.~He was a miserable
29 XIII|     bent hams, and head thrust forward. His face was convulsed
30 XIII|       of his cothurn he pushed forward a carpet beneath his head.
31 XIII|    hideous with terror, thrust forward a child; then a little black
32 XIV |         The Barbarians pressed forward until morning, in compact
33 XV  | religious splendour. They bent forward to see him, especially the
34 XV  |  thongs.~One of them drove him forward with a great blow; Matho